Wales internationals 2026
Travelling to Wales v Portugal
Wales take on Portugal at Cardiff City Stadium on Tuesday 17 November 2026, with kick off at 19:45. A large crowd is expected in Cardiff as supporters head to the Welsh capital for this UEFA Nations League fixture
Travelling to Wales Women v Norway Women
Wales Women’s team take on Norway at Cardiff City Stadium on Tuesday 1 December 2026, with kick off at 19:45.
Their last game vs Albania at Parc Y Scarlets drew a record crowd of 4,837 for a women’s international and a record ten games undefeated for this team. Cymru will now face a tougher challenge against Norway in the next round of the qualifying campaign in front of a hopeful record crowd for a Wales women's game at the Cardiff City Stadium.
Early bird ticket prices are available until 12:00 on Tuesday 3 November. Tickets for the match are available on the FAW ticketing website here.
We’re working with industry partners to help you travel to and from the match safely and conveniently. We’re finalising travel arrangements and details will be published soon.
Please check our app and website before you travel for the latest service information and event travel updates.
Upcoming home fixtures
| Match | KO | Date | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wales v Portugal | 19:45 | Tuesday, 17 November 2026 | Cardiff City Stadium |
| Wales v Norway | 19:45 | Tuesday, 1 December 2026 | Cardiff City Stadium |
Closest stations: Ninian Park and Grangetown
Save on match day travel with our Family ticket
Our Family ticket is a Single or Return train ticket that allows up to two children under 16 to travel free across our network, including to matches, with each fare-paying adult.
Post-match
 | Buy Before You BoardYou must buy your ticket before getting on the train. To save time later, buy a return ticket on your way in. You can also buy your ticket on the TfW app or website tfw.wales. Revenue Protection Inspectors will be doing ticket checks before and after the game. |
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 | Anyone who uses abusive language or threatening behaviour towards our customers or colleagues will also be refused travel. |
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